UEFA's Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules are a bit like parenting. You can tell your eight year old that if he doesn't tidy his room by the end of the day you'll take his bike away.

The UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations, which have the support of all stakeholders in European football, have been approved by UEFA's Executive Committee.

Roma must register a capital gain of between €12m and €13m to avoid sanctions for breaching UEFA’s Financial Fair Play ...

The UEFA Financial Fair Play (FFP) Regulations were first put into play in 2011-12 as a means of leveling the playing field in European football over the next few seasons.

What are UEFA's key financial fair play or 'financial sustainability' regulations? Clubs are required over a three-year period to break even, which is calculated as the difference between relevant ...

Inter Milan and AC Milan have once again managed to comply with UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations, thus avoiding undesired consequences. The two clubs had trouble remaining within the set ...

The scope of the regulations evolved and expanded over the years, leading to the amalgamation of the Club Licencing Regulations and the Financial Fair Play Regulations. In 2009, UEFA’s Executive ...

UEFA UEFA to introduce new ‘anti-Chelsea’ Financial Fair Play regulation. UEFA’s Executive Committee meets on Wednesday and will announce regulation changes which will prevent clubs from ...

UEFA to investigate Juventus for ... announced on Thursday that they opened a formal investigation into them for potential breaches of the club licensing and Financial Fair Play regulations.

Premier League clubs have unanimously agreed in principle to introduce new financial fair play regulations at a meeting in London on Thursday. The profitability and sustainability rules (PSR) that ...

Here's a look at soccer's financial fair play regulations, why they exist and how they work. When was financial fair play introduced? UEFA, the governing body of European soccer, uncovered in 2009 ...